About
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Robbee Minicola was born in San Diego California and is the youngest of six children to a Marine father and a successful businesswoman. She is currently an executive at Microsoft based in Redmond, Washington. She has two beautiful children: Jessica and Daniel.
Outside her work, Robbee's passion is social and behavioral psychology. She is completing her Ph.D. dissertation examining gender discrimination in STEM. Her aim is to empower women in technology.
Halo is a beautiful rescue dog that Robbee met at Saving Great Animals Seattle. Her children's books convey Halo's story with all proceeds going to this not-for-profit organization. Her next series of books will focus on helping adolescent girls overcome co-rumination and impostor syndrome. Postdoctoral, her publications will focus on helping women succeed in STEM.
"Women belong in all places
where decisions are being made.”
Ruth Bader Ginsberg, 2009
My Mission
To apply my business experience and education
to help others by publishing books that
empower people, young girls, and women.
My Work
I see my books in terms of today, tomorrow, and into the future.
Today, my focus is on finishing my children's books with Halo as the central character.
Tomorrow, my focus is on books for adolescent girls with a focus on building self-efficacy, assertiveness, and reducing co-rumination and impostor syndrome.
In the future, my work will be focused on adult women in the workforce. Again using my academic research on workplace bullying and how self-efficacy, assertiveness, rumination, and impostor syndrome moderates the impact of gender discrimination.